How to Create a New Worksheet

Welcome to the guide on creating your first worksheet in Assessain. You can start in two ways:

✏️ Option 1: Create from Scratch Using Our Editor

Start fresh and build your worksheet directly in our intuitive editor.

1. Use Markdown-formatted text

Write and structure your content using simple Markdown syntax.
Supports headers, lists, emphasis, and more.

Examples:

Write a short paragraph explaining **why the water cycle is important**.

Correct the sentence: *he go to school every day.*  
(Use correct **verb tense**.)

What is the output of this code? `print(2 ** 3)`  
(*Hint: ** means power in Python.*)

Which of the following statements is ~not true~ about photosynthesis?

What does the formula H~2~O stand for?

Calculate: 10^2^ × 2 = ?

Choose the correct symbol: 5 __ 7  
(Options: ≠, =, >, <)

Mark the **correct spelling**:  
- recieve  
- recive  
- **receive**  

Which number is greater: ⅓ or 1/4? Use **>** or **<** to show your answer.

Use the correct word in a sentence: **there / their / they're**

2. Add Open-ended Questions with Criteria

Let students respond freely.
Define evaluation criteria manually or use AI assistance to generate and refine them.
Use AI testing to simulate how student answers will be scored before assigning.

3. Add Multiple-Choice Questions

Supports multiple correct/incorrect options.
✅ Use a cross (✖) to mark the correct answer — not a checkmark or any other symbol.

4. Include Images

Add visuals to your questions or instructions.
Drag & drop or paste directly into the editor.

5. Attach Extra Files

Useful for longer reading texts, external resources, or instructions.
Students will see the file before answering.

📎 Option 2: Upload Existing Worksheet (PDF, DOCX, etc.)

Already have materials prepared? Upload and enhance them.

Supported formats: .pdf, .docx, .txt, and others.
The file will be processed and editable in our editor.
You can refine it later by adding criteria, reformatting, or inserting AI-enhanced questions.

🔒 Public vs. Private Worksheets

When saving your worksheet, you’ll have two options:

Private:
- Only accessible to you and assigned students.
Public:
- Appears in our worksheet gallery.
- Can be shared with a link or discovered by other teachers.